Legislature Debates Currency Bill and Trade Probes
In the Senate session, Waterhouse blocked a favorable report on the new currency bill and a joint resolution sought a committee to investigate the fresh meat trade in Honolulu for public health and monopoly risks. Other measures included limits on introductions after July 15, a bill against foot binding, ocean cable incentives, land and tax provisions, and various readings and committee actions as adjournment approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Waterhouse
Finance Committee
Waterhouse
The
Republic
Honolalu
Horger
Senate
Wilder
Smith
Brown
Judiciary Committee
Benator Brown
Auditor - General
Damon
Finance Department
Damon Gued
Deak
Baldwin
Honolulu Cricket Club Holds Semiannual Meeting
The Honolulu Cricket Club met at the Arlington last night with about twenty members present. President M. Braseb read a board report showing a treasury balance and dues now collectable after a new outfit was purchased to replace fire losses, signaling financial prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Cricket Club
The
Arlington
M. Braseb
Board of Management
Motions and cases from the Third Circuit and state court
In a Third Circuit matter Havaelden seeks leave to expend up to 760 from an estate to redeem sixty shares of Reciprocity Sugar Co stock held as collateral by W. G. Irwin & Co to secure an 11 percent assessment and bond issue. Judge Cooper denied a garnishee motion as premature in Calif ornia Feed Co. v Poor. Guardian Malanikwo of Kanwalos reports first annual account showing $63.25 receipts and $2.25 guardian balance. Chera v Ackerman, a lease dispute, undergoes circuit review for venue and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Havaelden
Trosten
J. G. Hayselden
Cecl Brown
Cooper
H. F. Poor
Garnishee
H. Cannon
California Feed Co
Magoon
Neumann
Poor
Thurston
Cannon
Malanikwo
Kanwalos
South Kona
S. M. Barrett
Udge Cooper
Chera
Third Circuit
North
Konw
Bred. Wundenberg
Representatives debate Pali road and game protection
The House opened at 10 a.m. with Minister Damen replying to Mr Hauna. Mrs Kauhane’s marriage status was clarified and her settlement continued. A Senate note announced third reading passed on the Chinese immigration bill. The joint engineers commission for the Pali road faced debate and was approved by a tie. several speakers argued costs and benefits. The Circuit Courts bill moved to third reading and a motion to refer the game destruction bill to commerce was passed. The session adjourned at 10:60 a.m. with plans for practice reforms, a patron office, and a smoking concert for this year. A. de Gorvie resigned from the executive committee amid departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damen
Hanuna
Kauhane
Senate
Rycroft
Pali
Kamanoba
Itap Asire Robertson
Committee On Commerce
Clancy
Commission of Engineers
Pali Road
Thurston
Richards
Robertson
Honolulu
Lovey
A. de Gorvie
Livery Outfit Offered by Antrep Canuac Company Stand
A fragment notes 290 as a frequent cull while lines up the Antrep Canuac Company stand. It mentions Superior Hacka with safe courteous drivers and a complete livery outfit including buggies and wagonettes, furnished at short notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oonyeigl AY
Jan Ra Ie
la Ram
Amorion
Paul
Rons
Tas
Manager Evening Bulletin
Bow
B. L. Finney
Oahu Railway & Land CO
Ly Honoluls
Power City
Ewa Mill
Walnune
Ewa
Parl City
Honolua
Sak
Ws Bk
Roe
Honoluty
Wtreight
Wil EU
Gene
F.C. Suuni, Pos. & the Agts
H. Hackfeld & CO
Fort and
Queen Streets
Imporrens
Marenrau
Fort Street
Thos, Lindsay
Manuracrontie Jawren Axe Waren- Makmel
Campbell Block
Merchant Street
Bream
Sooan Mruva
Bornens
Coovrns
Dion
Buass
Loap
Jas. F. Morgan
Queen Street
Ayor
Lyon
Lowell Ayer
Han
L. Andrade Baker
Girden Lane
Merchants Exchange
L Shaw
King & Nunanu Streets
Telephonie
F Horn
Hotel Street
Pacific Trading Co
Robert Grieve
H. S
Hawaiian News Company
HO Yen Kee &Co
Dtuuanu Street
Allen & Robinson
Ayer
Aloha Bath House
Marine Railway
Mra. J. H. Reser
B.L. Finney
Legislature
Carrency Mt
Joint Rules Committee
Receprocety Sugar Company
New
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!